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UMsassrsla Cas-n Care.

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BOOM

Will be upon You and you will realize
that every dollar spent in furtherinR q
local enterprise will return to you doub.
led, while every one you send away will
be gone forever. In looking around to
see where to spend those Dollars most
advantageously it will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

CURTAIN LECTURE FOR THE BELLIES WHO DISCARD
SENSE IN DRESSING.
From the Brooklyn Eagle.
With the very latest notes On fashion before mo
and my pen suspended, my eyes fell upon an ar
ticle which lay upon my desk entitled "Gosstp
about Pretty Girls" 1t gives the modus operandi
OF making ones self beautiful, and goes on to tell
how a rudy blonde of Washington fastens her
fat little hands TO the headboard on retiring 4 az
10 reduce the supply OF blood and produce the
dencate complexion OF an invalid friend tn
allow the mouth TO be open in sleep is simnlV
outrageous, so, TO assure an avoidance mary
dainty miss woos Morpheus with her lower
Jaw and head closely bound with a skate
strap. narrow pillow placed vertically nader
the back and between the shoulders encourages a
perfect stature, so the good old bolster is con-
signed to the comfort OF retired bellies ana besnY
Dlsregarding the fair fresh skin classical rn0uId
and every law Of proportion, and in Difference 70
an arbitrary fashion, which cannot but prove fatal
10 beauty ana health, our waSp-walsted bellies
claim the necessity or Sunber corsets TO rel ain
snelr acme OF shapellness. mask OF moist rye
hour or coating or cold cream is as regularly
assumed as the light robe and the feminine head
dropped piilowward minus curl papers or Ieais is
exceptional Hot root-OathS are regular feature
OF tne toilet as they tend 70 draw the blood from
hands and face.
Every girl knows the value of beauty and seets
10 make herself as attractive as possible and
should strive TO preserve all attractive Qualities.
but artificial devices only conceal the ravapei
Oh time anu dissipation. still. without true re-,
gard 10 The laws OF health, even the powder box
rouge pallet and pencil prove shallow resource
Ine ualu Win Spirituelle cast or features and
complexion clogs the pores OF her fair Skin win
paint, hlie the vigorous, plump, rosy beauty tor
tuIes her digestive apparatus with acids and
enaiks. Each persists in possessing attributes
| foreign TO her Constitution"
To my mind all fresh young faces are beautiful.
anu where nedtnesS or person and order In dress
are preserved with the natural graces given To the
maiden there is no occasion for the s.paint and
powder" rage which prevails among our daugh-
ters They begin the use OF cosmetics SO early in
lie that before they are middle-aged the skin Is
ruined, anu III many cases so yellow that IL takes
thick coating OF powder 10 keep it from showing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25
DlEOMONT AIR LINE,
L Schedule in effect March 18th, 1897.

DIEOMONT AIR LINE,
T. Schedule in effect March 18th, 1897.
0ordonsville Charlottesville Lynchburg and Stations
between Alexandria and Lynchburx. Bristol, Knox
Vile, Rome. Calera, Montgomery and New Orleans.
Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 New Orleans.
tot:esvile GOrionsyillc Stations Ches Ohio Route
lyDchburg, Rocky Mount, Danvile and Stations be-
tMesn Lyncburg and Danville, Greensboro. Raleigh,
Charlotte Atlanta. Birniinghanl, Montgomery, New
York to Atlanta in connection with Pullman Slcelors
Atlanta to New Orleans, and Mann Bondor Sleeper3
for Birmingham, Ficksbury aud Shreveport Solid
trains Washington to Atlanta.
2:S5 P. M.-Daily except Sunday for Manassas
strasburg ndipterTncdiGte Stations
$3.50 I. M-MestSrn Express Daily for warrenton,
dordonsvflle. Charlottesville Louisville, Cincinnati
.nd Line Of Ches and Chic Route. Pullman Sleepers
Lynchburg, Bristol Chattanooga, Memphis, Iitao
Rock and ell Southwestern Points. Through Pullman,
Sleepers Washington TO Little Rock without change
IL 90 Z. M.-Southeln Express Daily for I.ynchburx,
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans,
Texas and California Pullman Sleepers Washington
to Montgomery. connecting with Pullman Purlor Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans Pullman Sieepers Wash.
Trains Washing and Ohio division leave Wash
ingtOn 9:12 A. NJ, Daily except Sunday aud 40 l.
Al. Daily; arrive Round Hill, 81 A. NJ and 1:lO p.
ID. Returning leave Round Hin g 05 A. NJ. Daily, and
LAG n D and assfy' Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via. Charlotte, DAN
vile and Lynclbur! arrive in Washington g. 10 A. NJ
and s;23 n; viz; Last Tenn; bristol and Lynch;
Ohio Route and Clr ottcsville at O4O p M Stras.
burg Local at ga A. n.
Tickets; Sleeping Car reservation and informntion
furnished. and baggage checked at Office COL Pennsy
Railroad 9th aud streets. JAS. ]. TAYLOR,
mhC General PASSENGER Aren't
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1t Was n Summons in Divorce.

HGw MRS GARgABRANTs LONG WAITING FOR HER
ABSENT WILLIAM WAS REWARDED.
On June %, 1856, VIM 7. Garrabrant babe his
vie aad family goOd-by and left Nyack, " Y,
saying that they would hear from him as soon as
ne WAS settled IN more profitable field OF labor
Garrabrant is thirIy-eight years Old.
Re was deputy sheriff, agent of the S.
T. e. y, and OF the s. p c. c. police
Oilcer, night waIchman, detective, and
fireman His wife got no word from him for long
time Lately she has felt preSentiment, she SAYS
that ste would hear OF his death. For more
than week she has been convinced that he is
Geaad-in trespaSSes and sins Her daughter Lille
Jlen came home from the pOS-Ofice, and said there
Was registered letter which Postmaster
Humphrey would deliver TO no one but Mrs
GATraOrant. She hurried 10 the Office and secured
the letter. Reaching home, she called her chill
dren about her, saying: Il told you so: here's a
letter irOn L. her." slip of paper nUttered to
tae rOCr, and one or the children cred "a check
Ms GArr4brant glanced hastily at the enclosure
g4speG- and TEL back fatlt1ng in her chair. The
enclosure Was from u firm OF Grand Forks, Dakota
lawyers, and was q copy OF "a summons and COM
paint IN suit brought by Garraorant Tor divorce on
TIE ground Of cruel and inhuInan treatment. The
complaint charges Mrs. Garrabrant with striking
William on the head with a kaIsomine BRUSH
threatening 70 sab him, scOlding him Ior attend
Ing par2ies, and exhibiting such conduct toward
hin that Ills life was rendered unenjoyable and
miserable, his health greatly impaired, and his
inent a. peace destroyed Mrs Garrabranr will de-
lend the suit They have four children. Cara
Drant Is big, burly man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25
A Curious Adventure.

IN HOLE WITH COLONY OF R0OT-DIGGERS
From the Salt Lake Tribune.
While daShing furiOuSly along suddenly felt
myself sink into the earth up to my armpits. At
the same instant heard down in the ground the
shr1eks of human beings-women and children.
felt hands clutch at my legs and naked human
bodies pressing against them. 1 uttered no
sound-I was too much frightened. / held
my breath and shrank within myself Every
instant l expected to feel knife or spear
the ground, and, without knowing what
Finding that Something was giving way, i plunged
forward and up steep slope OF two or three feet,
when found myself bounding like deer across
basket-work suspended from my hips and ex-
tending yard or more on all sides. / looked for
all the world as If had donned huge hoped
skirt While making momentary halt in
order to d1Sengage myself from the singular ma
chlne hanging upon me, cast my eyes backward
and saw an old woman and three or four naked
children scrambitng out OF the hole from which
had just made my escape. Yelling at the top Of
their voices, they dashed away fast as their legs
would carry them making for the nearest hills. BY
the time had pushed my basket skirt down to my
heels and stepped out OF ii, SAW a dozen or more
black heads emerging from the earth in my iInne-
date neighbOrhood. Seeing the shaggy heads pop
ping up all about me- darted away at pace That
must truly have astonished the natives. l think
must nave LETT the village at least five miles be-
hind before halted 1 then threw myself upon
the ground too much exhausted to even load my
gun.
"was it one Of their houses that you had jumped
into uncle?' here asked small boy, who had been
listening with 'sall his ears"
''ies boy, the roof of one of their huts. You see
tneSe miserable rOOt-dtggng frog eating devils live
IN NOES dug In the ground, just ike so many wood
chuckS. They make a kind OF basket Work dome OF
Willow, which they place over the hole and cover
with grass and earth by way OF ROOF, and ia hot
weather they sometimes strew this roof with green
leaves as an additional protection from the heat of
the sun. The one into which 1 plunged was SO
covered, and the framework, being Old and rotten,
popped through 1t easily enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25

NE ADVANTAGE THE MAYFLOwER POSSESSES OVER
THE ENGLISH YACHT ARROW.

NE ADVANTAGE THE MAYFLOwER POSSESSES OVER
THE ENGLISH YACHT ARROW.
IRON the London Field.
"a far as the Brenton Reef and Cape May chal-
leLe cups are concerned there no regula ton or
restriction about center-boards, and the condI-
tons which have been framed for the ARROW
Challenge cup are by no means prohibitive so far
- a good specimen OF the center-board yacht such
IS NayaOwer, is concerned. and none other have
.-ly business in matches for championship.
IAe regulation as TO center-bOardS in these con-
dTiocs Is that, when in competition with keel
JaSJ, the center-bOard must not be lifted above
ja' maximum traught OF the keel yatcht and a
sop Or bolt would have TO be put In the trunk to
prevent IT, This viii prevent the center-bOarder
csIlG not follow her; but IL would take account
ID the advantages the center-O0arder would gain
n light OF moderate breeZes By lifting her board
, he restricted extent when off the wind. So far
: daynOwer and Arrow are concerned, the former
III be practically able 10 house her board, as we
D lIeye her total draught OF water TO the under
SIDE OF keel s 10 feet inches
SFTO"'o greatest drdught is II II. 6 in; but say
IL Wild n- II -, and May Hover would only have to
Keep IT. H. OF her board Gown so that she
Ia I-At a. well be allowed to house il altogether
were i lot FOR the question Of getting over shoals
- banks 10 shorten distances, or take advantage
- tides. As 80 small u piece OF her board-nOt
more than square iOOt-wln have TO be down
when on the wind, she Will get practically the
iul advantage OF the reduced immersed surface
Ode 70 Its housing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25
How Fraud il Punished in Afehanis.
tam

From the Times, of India
The postmaster OF Cabul, who also holds the
rank OF colonel in the ameer's army had by con-
ntving with Na1b Mir Sultan. become possessed OF
the duplicate OF the seal used by the ameer in
state matters, and had been in the habit Of avail
ing himself OF 1t as occasion required. The ameer
was In due course informed OF the fraud but could
not Tor some time proceed against the accused for
want OF substantial proof, which later on was
forthcoming in the shape Of a forged document
which had been intercepted, and OF the contents
OF which the aneer Was not even aware lis
hfghneSS in order TO detect the cuIprt ordered all
his courtlerS secretaries, and other officials 10 ap-
pear III his presence and compare their writing
with the writing Of the forged document, but
none OF them bore RESEMBLANCE TO it.
Eventually the postmaster was summoned who
appeared in court well armed His appearance
from the first so much excited the ameer that he
took the law into his own hands, and pulling the
man by the beard, logged him SO unmerclfully
that he became insensible. When he recovered
consciousness he was made TO write, and his hand
writing was one and the as that on the iort-ad
document. The postmaster alleged in defense tnat
tie act was committed with tie full KNOWLEDGE
and conniyance OK Naib Mir Sultan. The arneer
alter ordering the pOstnaSterS beard to be pulled
out, sent him 10 prison. No action has been taken
against Naib Mir Sultan, but an Investigation has
been ordered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25
The CIambake and the Barbecue.

from the Macon (tia-) Telegraph April 10.
Tie cIa;noake OF New England is fair set-ofY to
The Georgia barbecue IL would not be possible
70 have q clauloake on the South Atlantic coast.
FOR our CLANS are as hard as marbles naturally.
and would pass for bullets after being baked.
Georgia and Massachusetts, may stand proudly by
each other with their barbecues and cIambakes
and defy the other States 10 match them And In
this connection a suggestion strikes U.s. The poll
ticians have failed 10 I'LL up the bloody ehasrn.
The business men have done better than the poll
Jiclans, but they, too, have failed The old SOL
dlers have tried IT, but whenever they go to night
other again The poets have undertaken
the job. and all goes well until some
singer taxes poetic license with an
other, and 20 use an expression not at all
poetic 'the fat IS Knocked into the fire." Perma-
nent peace only come at the hands OF the cook
The saying that the shortest way 10 a mans heart
IA through hts stomach is as true OF New England
2s OF the south man generously fed Is no hdi5-
posed 10 quarrel or Tight Some learned theolO-
CLANS have held that good food IS powerful aid 10
evangelism. IL Massachusetts, man could lay the
brow ned and seasoned ribs OF Georgia barbecued
.AOte In the yicinage Of his own he would feel as
bBe Georgia cracker after an appetizer that had es
ksped the vigilance OF the internal revenue, could
camp aiOngsde Of New England clambake, he
would Dc consumed with desire 20 move North.
W ny might NOT We who parted years ago, looking
AT each other angTily through the smoke OF the
ll5t battle meet again friends where the smoke
% lhs barbecue pit and the cIaInpake mark the
aGodf OF peace? Why, save that the free pass
ll1'ise sui Keeps the bloody ehasin agape?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-25
Not a Catching Disease.

Philadelphia school rule requiring scholars to
bring physicians certificates In cases OF sickness
at their homes is very rigidly enforced. A few
days ago, as a lady teacher was passing the home
Of one OF her young pupils, she saw a doctors
carriage before the door. At once the thought of
contagious disease arose in her mind and when
she arrived at the SchOO-hOuSe she waited in anX-
i0uS suspense until the little girl from the house
or sickness made her appearance. The child was
summoned to the teachers desk and asked:
"Have you a physicians certificate?- No
ma'am," was the tin1d response. s.Ihen you must
go home and not come here until you have a Ger
t1hcate from the DOCTOR" The Child disappeared
but soon afterward returned, and, gleeluIy ap-
preaching the teacher, exclaimed: "Please ma am
but It's little boy-baby-and the doctor says it
isn't catching"
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80

Inc original OF ''Colonel Sellers was the rehe,
general JefY Thompson. AFTER the war surveyor ot
louisiana, and whose niece IS now the wife OF
rioi. Proctor. Jen lived In Missouri, and used 10
run up ana down the river with Sam Clemens
marx IWain), when the latter was a steamboat
plot. Nobody who ever knew Jen ThOmps0n
WOULD Iof a moment doubt the identity OF Mark
Twalns portrait in the "Gflded Age ~ or moor Rav
mono characterization or sellers on the stage
The only difference between THOMPSON and the
Seiiers Oh Twain and Raymond was that the
former was more original In his eccentrfcities
him.-Chi MutL fA1'
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teacher was endeavoring to find out the proL
nciency OF her little friends in mental arithmetic
ana LOOK the Ioil0w1ng method OF ascertaining
SAID, suppose have two squash pies and divide
one or them into ten pieces and the other into one
hundred pieces, which would you rather have a
piece OF the pie that was divided into ten pieces
or OF that cut into one hundred pieces?" There
was an absolute hush for moment, and then a
nttie girl answered timidly: zone OF the one hum
dred pieces .'H hyc" "Wen, please, mann. /
don't Ike squash pie."-B sion Ruaoef
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RAILROADS.
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Sunday saS
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on sunday stors ali stations For GaithersbnrT and
afg g1nasy Frsaea and @
am. and 40 pm. daily. except sunday. ' - ~
For Haserssown S:ao am and o:3l pm. daily. e.
Fssins arrive from the West daily $780, 40 an,
From points on Shenandoah Valley R.R, pm.
From Philaaelphi. Chester. wil9ipstoa and Hayre
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ATTEhfT To Kill LawYER-At WIIkesbafrp
Pa, All attempt was made saturday 20 assassinate
e. r.. kulp, prominent lawyer by ID. w. Dewitt,
also lawyer ID good standing. Dewitt entered
tAe ONCE OF hulp, presented pistol at the latter
heat, remarking ''prepare TO die" Kulp grappled
Win Ills assalIant, VINO, in the scunle, fired
harmless shot The assassin hurriedly LEFT, but
VS. arrested soon after and taken 10 prison II Is
UNDERSTOOD thai he also made threats against
I SsLer Ia"yerS i. Is believed he Is temporarily
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The national council OF Switzerland has voted
$4,000 francs toward the construction OF the
Simp!on Tunnel WV
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